Biography

Jon Harrison Taylor is a multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter, and producer. He is the youngest son of Platinum recording artist Johnnie Taylor (1968's monster R&B smash "Who's Makin' Love?" and the 1976 Columbia hit "Disco Lady", among others). "I grew up as a backstage baby and began going to dope concerts very young. " Taylor recalls. At 15, Jon started lead singing and playing guitar in rock bands and continued to lead bands throughout college. After graduating, Taylor continued his music journey as a solo act, playing band gigs and acoustic solo shows in Dallas, Austin, Kansas City, and more. After moving to Los Angeles, Taylor spent much of his time recording and traveling the world as a professional lead guitarist. He worked with blue-eyed soul singer Robin Thicke among other major label artists. JHT played shows across the U.S. and Europe and has appeared on Ellen, Soul Train, Top of the Pops, and more. Taylor has put out several EPs and full-length albums of his original songs, acting as the singer, songwriter, and producer. For most of his work, he has arranged and performed all the instrumentation for his songs himself. His style ranges from dreamy, funky Alt-R&B to acoustic singer-songwriter.

Music has the power to transport us to another time and place. Jon loves to harness that power with a broad audience of fellow music lovers and passionate musicians alike. Ever since a young age, Jon has found great joy and satisfaction in being involved in the creative music process. “I have a passion for recording in the studio, but nothing beats playing live. The visceral reaction and the joy for the artist and the audience, when it all comes together, is unparalleled.” Jon’s live show includes a number of crowd-pleasing covers that fit the occasion. The set can be chill or high-energy. Either way, Jon strives to entertain and leave them wanting more.